Stones / New Mexico / Fossil Creek Stone Fossil Creek Stone sample from the producer’s honed-stone gallery. Photo: Stoneworld Company Inc. Beige and earth-tone sandstone from eastern New Mexico, described by Stoneworld as quartzitic sandstone. Available as flagstone, thin veneer and cut stone.
MSHA status: Abandoned Fossil Creek — Abandoned since 18 May 2012 Historical site link; current supplying permit unconfirmed. MSHA record details The material remains listed. Confirm current stock and the supplying quarry with the supplier before ordering.
MSHA snapshot: 18 September 2026.
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Colors Cream / buff · Brown
Quarry Fossil Creek — historical permit; current supplying quarry unconfirmed, Santa Rosa, New Mexico
Supplied as Flagstone, thin veneer, pavers, slabs, coping, treads, caps and custom-cut pieces.
Typical uses Cladding & exterior walls · Interior walls & fireplaces · Flooring · Landscape & site stone Veneer face configurations Explore this material family San Juan Las Cruces Santa Fe San Juan — Snapped-face thin veneer.
The photograph above is a material example and does not change with this grade selection.
Natural stone varies. Representative images introduce the material’s character but do not define the full range of a current order.
The historical Fossil Creek permit is Abandoned. The material remains marketed; confirm current stock and the supplying quarry before ordering.
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